AMIT SARWAL

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Dr Amit Sarwal is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, with a career spanning broadcast media and academic leadership. He brings strategic vision, cross-cultural expertise, and editorial innovation to storytelling that connects communities and amplifies diverse voices.

“Not my personal opinion”: Senator Fatima Payman apologises amid foreign influence claims

Senator Payman's comments have prompted a formal request for an investigation by the Australian Iranian Community Organisation.

Bold vision for Australian research, streamlined funding and risk-taking innovation

STA President Prof. Sharath Sriram welcomed the ARC’s responsiveness to stakeholder feedback.

Community raises record $114K for injured Perth Uber driver Muhammad Usman

The crash occurred on February 15 when a blue Jaguar, allegedly driven at high speed by Perth obstetrician Rhys Bellinge, slammed into Usman’s Honda Jazz.

Albanese promises billions to get Victoria’s roads and rail on track for growing population

Beyond airport rail, the funding package includes a $1.2 billion Suburban Road Blitz, designed to tackle congestion in Melbourne’s fast-growing outer suburbs.

Fiji’s government rallies donors, including Australia, to shape island nation’s economy ahead of Budget Day

Addressing development partners, DPM Prasad emphasised that the government’s vision extends beyond financial stability, focusing on economic expansion, job creation, and income generation.

New roadmap expands Australia-India economic ties to seize multi billion-dollar opportunities

“This roadmap is critical to helping us fully realise our potential with India, which will be a boon to Australia’s economy, our businesses and jobs, and our prosperity.”

‘Australia’s Voice? absolutely not’: Fatima Payman accused of allegedly ‘whitewashing’ Iran’s oppression of women

"If she thinks the terrorist Islamic Regime is so great, why did she seek asylum in Australia instead of Iran?"

Citizenship blitz grants 12,000 new Aussies, including many from India and Pakistan, sparking political storm

The fast-tracked cohort is dominated by citizens originating from India (2365), New Zealand (1929), Britain (853), Philippines (581), China (556), Pakistan (396), Vietnam (381) and Afghanistan (289).

Indian Consul General bids farewell to Western Australia after distinguished diplomatic career

As he prepares to return to India, Takhi expressed his deep appreciation for the strong bilateral ties he helped foster and the warmth of the Western Australian community.

Trump pushes Ukraine peace talks as Albanese announces major sanctions on Russia

"Working with Ukraine and our partners, Australia supports a just and lasting peace for Ukraine."

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